Category: CD

CD: “Evil Eye Charm” by Katrin The Thrill

From Greece comes Katerina Panopoulou with her album “Evil Eye Charm”, a dark collection of songs for which a lost or a love out of reach, perhaps even forbidden, is the predominant theme. The...

EP: “Red Flag” By Code500

Released earlier this year, nothing like keeping your finger on the pulse, a group from Northampton called Code500 released their debut E.P. Red Flag. A stunning piece of work for a debut E.P.

EP: “Neurogenesis” by The Monks Of Mellonwah

Neurogenesis is the latest offering from the four piece known as the “Monks of Mellonwah” who hail from down under, specifically Sydney. With a unique blend of alternative rock this EP is a powerful...

CD: “Aftermyth” by Zodiac N Black

The Aftermyth is the debut album from London based rockers Zodiac N Black. This first opus is a seriously catchy affair; in which huge supercool riffs abound, with thumpingly funky bass lines and rip-roaring...

CD: “Soundtrack To The End Of The World” by The Duel

The prelude to this LP is a 42 minute track incorporating all the songs on the LP with some interesting dialogue. You could argue that this is a concept album on listening to this...

EP: Wolfshead by Wolfshead

Have you ever woken up in a wood, half-naked, covered in scratches, fingernails caked in dirt and the coppery taste of blood in your mouth? No, you’re not a Werewolf; you’ve probably just been...

EP: “Naked and Confused” by Tim Somerfield (Afro Ninja)

One of the unsung heroes of the local music scene Tim Somerfield also known as the “Afro Ninja” has a new 6 track EP out called “Naked and Confused”. Tim can usually be found...

EP: “Sparks In The Dark” by Empire Affair

Bournemouths’ “Empire Affair” release their follow up to debut EP “Red Light” in August. The EP is once again a four track, but this time though the guys have really pushed themselves to deliver...

EP: “Words Within The Wires” by Mortdelamer

Coming from the the sleepy Wiltshire (okay it might be buzzing for all I know, I don’t live there. But the word sleepy nicely sums what I have seen each time I have driven...